The Sorcerer's Apprentice | LA Phil The Sorcerer's Apprentice Last Modified: July 9, 2013 Pity the poor one-piece composer. Not the composer who writes only one piece, but the musical creator who enjoys far-reaching success with one of his works but is destined never to repeat that achievement with any other. The Frenchman Paul Dukas belongs to that dreaded fraternity. His single claim to fame is The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, which he wrote in 1897. A very methodical (read “painstakingly slow”), highly self-critical musician who destroyed many of his compositions before his death, Dukas considered himself a teacher who composed. Even so, he managed to turn out several large-scale works in addition to his one big hit. As for The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, it deserves the esteem in which it is held. A legitimate child of the 19th century’s much celebrated wedding of music and literature, the descriptive tone poem, the work operates on quite as high a level of distinction as the ranking compositions in the genre by Liszt and Strauss.

The composition’s musical storytelling is remarkably graphic, although for the many who have seen the Disney animation in the film Fantasia, a hearing of the piece may bring to mind Mickey Mouse. No matter. The music alone, sans Mouse, suffices to tell the tale propounded in a ballad by the great German author and poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The picture comes into focus right from the start. Mysterious strings set the atmosphere of the sorcerer’s workshop. (No less than Stravinsky “borrowed” this opening for his early Fireworks.) The apprentice, alone, discovers enough of his master’s magic (trumpets) to bring a broom to life (bassoon). The broom performs the apprentice’s chore – that of fetching water from the river. Enough water soon becomes too much (orchestral agitation), but the distraught lad cannot find the “stopping” incantation. In desperation, he chops the broom in two, but now the work is done at twice the speed by the broom halves (bassoon and bass clarinet). Bedlam. Flood disaster is imminent.

But the sorcerer returns, speaks the magic words (trumpets again), the brooms are stilled, and calm, as at the beginning, is restored. Four quick chords at the end suggest the sorcerer has delivered that number of disciplinary strokes to the mischievous apprentice. — Orrin Howard 08 The Sorcerer's Apprentice [Paul Dukas] - YouTube 08 The Sorcerer's Apprentice [Paul Dukas] Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Uploaded on Aug 2, 2011 [US] The Sorcerer's Apprentice (film) | Disney Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia The Sorcerer's Apprentice (film) [Source] The Sorcerer's Apprentice is a 2010 fantasy adventure film produced by Jerry Bruckheimer , directed by Jon Turteltaub , and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures , the team behind the National Treasure franchise , which also stars Nicolas Cage .

The film is named after the The Sorcerer's Apprentice segment in Disney's Fantasia (with one scene being an extensive reference to it), which in turn is based on the late 1890s symphonic poem by Paul Dukas and the 1797 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ballad. Balthazar Blake ( Nicolas Cage ) is a sorcerer in modern-day Manhattan, fighting against the forces of evil, in particular his arch-nemesis, Maxim Horvath ( Alfred Molina ), while searching for the person who will inherit Merlin's powers. This turns out to be Dave Stutler ( Jay Baruchel ), a physics student, whom Balthazar takes as a reluctant protégé. The sorcerer gives his unwilling apprentice a crash course in the art and science of magic and sorcery, in order to stop Horvath and Morgana le Fay (Alice Krige) from raising the souls of the evil dead sorcerers ("Morganians") and destroying the world. Contents [ show ] Plot The film opens in Arthurian times with a prologue scene setting up the mythology of the movie.

Balthazar, Horvath, and Veronica are the three protégés of Merlin who learned everything about magic and sorcery from Merlin. Until one day when Merlin’s arch nemesis Morgana invades the castle and kills Merlin thanks to the betrayal of Horvath. Balthazar and Veronica, who are lovers, arrive too late. We later learn that the reason or Horvath’s betrayal is due to his love for Veronica and her act of choosing Balthazar over him. Veronica does a spell that merges the soul of Morgana into her own in order to save Balthazar. Morgana’s scheme ultimately revolves around the destruction of the entire human race and raising the dead, so for the good of the world, Balthazar traps both Horvath and Morgana (now inside Veronica’s body) into a magical nesting doll. Merlin, with his dying breath, tells Balthazar that Morgana must be trapped until the day he finds the prime Merlinian, a direct descendant of Merlin, who is the only one that can defeat her. We then see a montage of Balthazar through the ages visiting children giving them a small silver dragon trinket that Merlin game him.

This object will help identify the prime Merlinian. Balthazar also traps other Morganians in the nesting doll as well. We then jump to the year 2000 in New York City. Dave is a ten year old fourth grader going on a field trip with a crush on a girl named Becky. He passes her a note to check a box whether she wants to be his friend or girlfriend. She checks one of the boxes and then leaves it on a bench. When Dave tries to pick it up the wind picks it up and flies away. Eventually the paper ends up inside an antique shop Dave goes in looking for it and accidentally bumps into and almost breaks an ancient urn. Balthazar who shows up behind him catches it. He tells Dave that this urn is incredibly old and whoever opens it will be trapped for ten years. Dave mentions he’s looking for a note that just coincidentally ended up here. Balthazar believes this to be fate and hands him the tiny silver dragon. In Dave’s hand, it comes alive and twirls around Dave’s finger. Dave is the prime Merlinian. Balthazar tells him to wait there as he goes to look for something in the basement.

Meanwhile, Dave moves his finger and notices something bumping into the wall each time he moves his finger. Finally, the nesting doll bursts through the wall and lands in front of him. Dave picks it up and accidentally opens it, releasing Horvath. Before Horvath can kill Dave, Balthazar pushes him at the window and they have an epic wizard fight, with Dave just trying to get out of the way. Dave takes the nesting doll and tries to leave but Horvath won’t let him. Balthazar opens the urn from earlier which sucks both him and Horvath into it. Dave runs outside and throws the nesting doll into the street. His teacher and the rest of his class find him, worried. He is freaking out and talks nonsense about wizards and tries to show the teacher inside but there is nothing there. A jar filled with water had broken on his pants and the other kids see this and they all taunt him about peeing his pants. Ten years later, Dave is a physics student at NYU with his own private lab in a private basement. At a Physics 101 class, he runs into Becky for the first time since they were ten. She just barely remembers him.

He had switched schools after the incident and has become convinced it was all a hallucination. She works at the college radio station as a DJ. He follows her to the station and a lightning strikes the station antenna, knocking out there electronics. Dave offers to help and gets it all fixed. Becky is incredibly grateful and he says he did it because he noticed how important it was to her. The urn in which Balthazar and Horvath are trapped in is in some random couple’s apartment, bought from a flea market. The urn bursts open and Horvath is free again. He asks them if he’s the first to arrive. They faint. Horvath throws the urn from the apartment and before it smashes on the street Balthazar escapes. Dave comes home to find Horvath waiting for him, asking him where the nesting doll is. Dave doesn’t know since he threw it into the street. Dave runs away and Horvath sends a pack of wolves at him. Dave ends up at the railroad station and falls down on the train tracks. Before the wolves attack him, they become transformed into puppies. Balthazar comes flying in on a giant metal eagle. Dave gets on and slows down Horvath and flies away.

Horvath just barely dodges a passing train. Balthazar and Dave land on a roof and the metal eagle transforms back into a gargoyle. Dave is freaking out but Balthazar calms him down and explains the situation to him, leaving out the part about him being the prime Merlinian. Dave says he doesn’t want any part of it. Balthazar summons Dave’s dresser and pulls out the dragon ring and asks him why he kept it. Dave says he was going to sell it on eBay but Balthazar tells him that he is a terrible liar which is a good thing. Dave promises he’ll help him up until they find the nesting doll and then he can go back to his life. Balthazar summons a spell to help him find it. Storm clouds hover over the downtown area indicating that that is where they must go. Horvath goes back to the former antique shop and is able to sense what happened to the nesting doll. He sees that a Chinese woman has picked it up. He knows that he must go to Chinatown. Balthazar goes to the car impound lot and retrieves his car to stay inconspicuous.

On the drive to the nesting doll, Balthazar teaches Dave a basic fire spell.They reach Chinatown where a big celebration is happening. Dave waits outside while Balthazar goes inside. Upstairs he meets the old Chinese woman and he speaks Mandarin to her. She says he speaks wonderful Cantonese. It’s Horvath in disguise. He has already unleashed one of the Morganians, Sun Lok, from the nesting doll. They fight and Sun-Lok ends up on the streets, where Balthazar tells Dave to run. Sun-Lok transforms one of the fake dragon floats into an actual dragon which chases Dave. Horvath and Balthazar fight and Balthazar gets the upper hand, taking the nesting doll away from him. Dave runs up a fire escape as the dragon chases after him, having trouble conjuring up the fire spell. He shoots it just in time defeating Sun-Lok. In the car, Balthazar asks for the ring back per their agreement. Dave decides not to now that he’s had a taste of magic and wants to learn more. They need a place to practice and they decide to use Dave’s lab.

Balthazar gives Dave the book that holds the entire history of sorcery including the things they just did today. Dave agrees to take on the responsibility and they begin training. Meanwhile, Horvath goes to visit the current Morganian, a Criss Angel type magician celebrity named Drake Stone. He is pampered and uneducated in the dark arts. Horvath intends to teach him as well as utilize him to set up his plan to raise the dead and destroy humanity. He decides to do this in the Financial District of New York using the satellite dishes. On a break, Balthazar and Dave have dinner sitting on a bench outside Becky’s radio station. Balthazar is very negative on the relationship and tells him that love is not good for a sorcerer. Dave says that she is the one for him and that he loves her. Dave gets up and follows her as she leaves the station. They go down into the subway station and a mugger robs them at gunpoint, stealing her grandmother’s bracelet. Dave chases after him and clumsily uses his magic to knock him out. He comes back with her stuff back, impressing her and she notices something different about him. He offers to help tutor her on the physics at his lab.

She agrees as she boards the next train. At his lab, Becky arrives and introduces Balthazar as his uncle who leaves despite his best efforts to stop Dave from pursuing this. Dave shows off his Tesla coils and science projects and shows off a cool musical element to his coils. The next day he walks her to yoga class and they make a date for the next day. In the bathroom, Drake confronts Dave and pushes him around. Horvath arrives and tells him that Balthazar is keeping something from him. He demands to know where the nesting doll is. Balthazar arrives just in time and traps Horvath inside the bathroom mirror and knocks out Drake. Back at the lab, Dave demands to know everything and Balthazar tells him, including what happened to his great love Veronica and the fact that the prime Merlinian will be so powerful that he won’t need the ring to do magic. Dave tries to get ready for his date and clean up the lab but he gets frustrated with the mess so he uses his magic to get the brooms to come to life. When he comes back from his shower, the entire lab is a bigger mess with the entire floor flooded and everything inanimate coming to life and causing a giant mess.

Becky knocks on the door and he rushes to the door and has to tell her to leave. As he tries to deal with the ever escalating mess, his electric lab equipment almost electrocutes him until the timely arrival of Balthazar, who with a wave of his hand cleans the mess. He chastises him for taking shortcuts. They get into a big fight with Dave storming out. Horvath gets the school records of Dave using a “Jedi mind trick” on the registrar’s office. He finds out where his private lab space is. Dave sees Becky with her friends and sees how he doesn’t belong and leaves. Becky sees him and follows him to the roof where Balthazar had taken him to at the beginning. He’s about to throw the ring away until Becky stops him. She tells him that nothing is ruined with them and she really cares for him. At his lab, Dave returns and Balthazar says there’s no need to apologize but Dave pushes him into a grating and traps him. It’s Drake in disguise. Horvath arrives as well and they search for the nesting doll and find it. Balthazar frees himself and tries to fight them but almost loses until Dave arrives and saves his life.

Drake and Horvath leave with what they were after and Dave and Balthazar give chase. What follows is an exciting car chase which ends with Horvath and Drake getting away. Back at Drake’s apartment, Drake wonders how they open it. Horvath uses a parasite spell to steal Drake’s power and life force and uses that to free the next Morganian, a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. This Morganian goes to Becky’s radio station and kidnaps her. Dave and Balthazar arrive at Drake’s apartment, searching for Horvath. They split up. Balthazar gets trapped in a Persian rug quick sand trap. Dave finds the nesting doll almost too easily. Just as he goes back to the front door, he finds Horvath with his cane to Becky’s throat. Horvath demands both his ring and the nesting doll or Becky dies. Dave relents and gives him both. Horvath fires an energy bolt at the two, which they dodge, and flees just as Balthazar has freed himself and arrives. Dave apologizes but Balthazar says he would have done the same thing. Balthazar goes to the balcony and flies away on his giant metal eagle, to Becky’s shock.

Dave offers to help but Balthazar says he can’t since he’s powerless without the ring. Horvath kills the Salem Witch to steal her power in order to free Morgana. Dave tries to drop Becky off but she won’t have any of it. She’s involved now. Dave comes up with a plan using his Tesla coils strapped to Balthazar’s car. He also finds a note with a necklace telling Dave to give it to Veronica when this is all over. Balthazar arrives to the Financial District to find Morgana standing in the middle of the circle with Horvath’s assistance summoning her raising the dead spell. Dave and Becky, in the car, already see the spell taking hold in the sky. Dave stops the car and tells Becky to climb the building to move the satellite in order to disrupt the spell. Before she goes, Dave asks her what box she checked off at the beginning of the film in case he dies. She’ll tell him when he doesn’t die. Horvath finds Balthazar and fights him off. He raises to life the metal bull nearby and it chases after Balthazar.

Horvath is about to be victorious when Dave drives in and uses the Tesla coils attached to the car to give a great shock to Horvath’s cane, defeating him and his bull. Becky successfully disrupts the satellite dish wrecking the spell. Balthazar absorbs Morgana’s soul from Veronica’s body, freeing her. Balthazar tries to get Dave to trap him in the nesting doll but he won’t. Morgana leaves Balthazar’s body and frees herself. Morgana blasts at the group but Dave blocks it without the help of the ring. He really is the prime Merlinian. They get into a huge battle where Morgana blasts at Veronica and Balthazar. Dave is able to summon up enough energy to defeat her completely. He sees Veronica over Balthazar’s body. He’s dead. Dave won’t accept this and uses his magic to resuscitate him. He lives and Balthazar and Veronica kiss, finally reunited. Becky arrives and she and Dave kiss. She tells him that she checked girlfriend. Dave asks her if she wants to go to Paris and the giant metal eagle lands next to them. They fly away to Paris happy and victorious.

After the end credits, Horvath takes his hat from Balthazar's shop. Cast Nicolas Cage as Balthazar Blake , a one-thousand-plus-year old sorcerer of the "777th degree." Based on the magician in Fantasia . Alice Krige as Morgana le Fay , a wicked sorcereress and the primary antagonist. James A. Stephens as Merlin , the legendary wizard killed in AD 740 by Horvath and Morgana. Gregory Woo as Sun Lok, a Chinese wizard. Nicole Ehinger as Abigail Williams , a witch in the second-to-last layer around the Grimhold, who was accredited for starting the Salem witch trials. Robert Capron as Oliver Twistmeyer, Dave Stutler's best friend as a child. Ethan Peck as Andre Dunlap Sierra, Takoda, Samson, and Bandit from Howling Woods Farm as the wolves. Production The basic idea for the movie was mostly Nicolas Cage's, who wanted to explore a mystic world and play a character with magical powers, and following a suggestion by his producer friend Todd Garner, decided to make a feature length movie based upon the Fantasia segment of the same name.

On February 12, 2007, this film was announced by Disney. References to the original animation include the scene where Dave animates broomsticks to clean his laboratory, and having Mickey Mouse 's hat in the post-credits scene. The Sorcerer's Apprentice is set in New York City, and most scenes were shot on location, in places such as Washington Square Park and Chinatown's Eldrige Street. Dave's laboratory was filmed in either an abandoned subway station located under the New York City Hall or a studio recreation of it. In the early morning hours of May 4, 2009, a Ferrari F430 being driven during filming of a chase sequence, lost control and careened into the window of a Sbarro restaurant in Times Square , injuring two pedestrians, one of whom was struck by a falling lamppost. Filming resumed the following night, when yet another accident occurred. The two accidents were blamed on rain making the roads slick. To make the magic more believable, it was decided to an emphasis of practical, on-set effects, such as making real fire, with fluids or flash powder being used for colored flames.

To provide a lighting reference for the plasma bolts, the actors wore gloves with LED displays to make them glow before adding the computer-generated shot. For floating objects, they were either thrown with wires or held by stuntment wearing green chroma key suits. Reception Critical reception The film has received generally mixed reviews. Review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 42% based on 163 reviews, with an average score of 5.2/10. The critical consensus is: It has a likeable cast and loads of CGI spectacle, but for all but the least demanding viewers, The Sorcerer's Apprentice will be less than spellbinding. Another review aggregator, Metacritic , which assigns a normalized rating from 0-100 of top reviews from mainstream critics, calculated an average score of 46.

Kirk Honeycutt of The Hollywood Reporter has said that "The Sorcerer's Apprentice is a tired relic of summer-movie cliches, clearly beaten to death by far too many credited writers." Film critic Roger Ebert gave the film two and a half stars out of four and wrote "This is a much better film than Airbender , which is faint praise, but it's becoming clear that every weekend brings another heavily marketed action "comedy" that pounds tens of millions out of consumers before evaporating." In July 2010, Parade (magazine) magazine listed the film #1 on its list of "Biggest Box Office Flops of 2010 (So Far). Box office The Sorcerer's Apprentice made an opening gross of $3,873,997 on its first day (Wednesday July 14, 2010).

It finished at #3 on its first weekend with $17,619,622 behind Inception and Despicable Me in the United States and Canada and gained another $8,928,216 on its first weekend overseas (in 13 countries) for a worldwide opening of $26,547,841. On October 28, 2010, The Sorcerer's Apprentice closed at the box-office in the United States and Canada with $63,150,991 and, as of December 12, 2010, it has earned $152,132,612 in other countries totaling up to $215,283,603 worldwide. Besides the United States and Canada, other countries where it grossed more than $10 million were Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States ($13,630,194), France and the Maghreb region ($12,930,320), and Japan ($10,632,660).

Its largest overseas weekend was August 13–15, during which it grossed $14,091,169 in 42 countries. It occupies the fourth place on the all-time chart of Sword and Sorcery movies in the U.S. and Canada, and the third place on the same chart worldwide. Home media It has sold 1,288,735 DVD units (equivalent to $21,609,680) since its release in DVD. Adding in its box-office revenue, the film's earnings sum up to $236,893,283. Gallery All 12 Songs from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Soundtrack | Reelsoundtrack Blog Movies and the Music that Defines Them All 12 Songs from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Soundtrack There are 12 songs in The Sorcerer’s Apprentice , but Secrets by OneRepublic is the song that most people will probably be looking for from the soundtrack. The song first plays when apprentice Dave is listening to the radio in his Tesla lab. An instrumental version plays again when Dave and Becky are in the cage in the middle of the lab and he’s playing music with the electric arcs.

Secrets plays one last time when Dave and Becky kiss. There are a couple other memorable songs in The Sorcerer’s Apprentice as well, including New Life by O+S and L’Apprenti Sorcier by Paul Dukas, from the Mickey Mouse version of The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. Unfortunately they did not release a soundtrack album for the movie, but you can find all of the songs here. The songs are listed in the order they appeared in the movie and with notes on the scenes they were in. Alarm clock and school bus – The Middle – Jimmy Eat World Radio station – Denied – Fiction Plane Song on the radio during Tesla lab – Secrets – OneRepublic (unknown scene) – Drags – Tobias J.

Record and Ashley Witt Magician’s apartment – Le Nocturne De Lumiere – BT First song made by Tesla coil – Superstition – Stevie Wonder Second song made by Tesla coil – Secrets – OneRepublic Dave singing in the bathroom – I’m Awesome – JaIy Baruchel Mopping and cleaning / tribute to Mickey Mouse short – L’Apprenti Sorcier – Paul Dukas Walking alone, sees girl in the coffee shop – New Life – O+S Little Salem girl in radio station – Gold Coast – Grouplove Calls friend who is with a girl – Your Body is Calling Me – Ruscola Dave and Betty kiss – Secrets – OneRepublic Second end credits song (first one is score) – Phoenix Burn – Alpha Rev Original music for The Sorcerer’s Apprentice – Trevor Rabin Share this: 118 Responses to “All 12 Songs from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Soundtrack” Thanks for this helpful post. Saw the movie yesterday and loved Secrets (and the other music). Yay! Erin oh THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

I was looking for the tracks names and the artists😀 I just love secrets by one republic❤ thanx again thanks soo much i have been looking for the name of the song secrets for like forever! i finally remembered the internetXD harley(: said this on October 25, 2010 at 4:11 pm | Reply hey. thanks for this. Question: the first song on the credits, what is the name of song and artist as you’ve put ‘score’ but I can’t find it anywhere; Thanks The sountrack is the score. A single CD with the rest of the music was never released. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Trevor Rabin was released digitally in MP3 on Amazon.com and this is the entire score to the movie. Susan i must be looking for drags …i remember secrets but its not the one i wanted…..CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE GRRR<,, Chris Hi.. could you tell me where i could download the song Secrets by OneRepublic from? Lucky try itunes or something thats wat i did. SirAwesome Thanks for this. I was looking for Secrets Erica SECRETS!!! finally found it..love the song!!!

evvuuurrrr Mavie Does anyone know where I can get the Tesla Coil version of “Secrets”? I’ve been looking everywhere since I seen the movie on Wednesday. Jon Me too. I can’t find it anywhere. christian i love the SECRET! me and my cousins watched the premier of the movie last saturday.. and we love the song ( SECRET ) i said: hey im going to google that and download it! tnx for the help.. btw, coz at first i dont know the title of the song😛 tnx for the help a LOT thank you so much 4 d info, i just watched the movie and the songs just stuck on my head, anyway freakin’ love your blog, bookmarked it right away! keep up d good work!🙂 vey WOW, this is exactly what I am looking for, soundtracks from movies! Excellent blog! myk c Looking for the Tesla coil version of secrets. Do you have a link for it? Eliz i too am looking for the tesla coil version of secrets…..

zac heres the link for the tesla coil version: to download it just go to youtube mp3 converter brokenangelsdie love OneRepublic song so much!..im looking for the MP3..thanks for the info!! Jimmy I want download secrets song by one republic, but I can’t😦 sandiwi I downloaded secrets by one republic from 4shared…but I cant find the tesla coil version of secrets.. Evy I downloaded my version from Itunes DannieGirl I LOVE ONE REPUBLIC IS MY FAVORITE GROUP!!! Sharon O+S New Life is the best for me … Robert Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much! Jim will they be making a soundtrack? I’d love to buy it?! Tiffany Awesome, thank you very much =] oren absolutely amazing ive been trying to find secrets for a while so this helped a lot keep it up allstar […] lagu yang bagus, awalnya kecewa dengan score yang ternyata cuman instrumental, akhirnya dari sini, ketemu juga track list dari sorcerer’s apprentice, ini listnya […] The Sorcerer’s Apprentice secret songs « tiTuch!o's weBlog Just watch it and it was AWESOME!!!

Also good choice of soundtrack😀 TQ wow – this is awesome! thanks for the complete listing…really helpful in finding the right band/cd to purchase.🙂 *hugs* nice one…thanks for sharing🙂 amrilloveindonesia thank you the post now i can easily search from you post dorjin i amazed on the story of sorcerer`s apprentice . imbalance.😄 reymar I Love the song “Denied” by Fiction Plane!!! Where can I buy that song or the album? Kay More como busko la letra de new life the o+s porfa ayuden mi corre es brian como encuentro la letra de new life porfa audenme mi corre es neopunking_318@hotmail… envienla ahi gracias brian thank you i have been trying to fin secrets for a long time jeje i apreciate it alot batusai […] A complete list of the 12 tracks featured in the Sorcerer’s Apprentice can be found at reelsoundtrackblog.

[…] [Album Reviews] Sorcerer’s Apprentice Soundtrack « Ride The Tempo […] ส่วนหนัง the Sorcerer’s Apprentice ก็เป็นหนังสไตล์ดิสนีย์ ดูเพลินได้ทั้งครอบครัว เข้าไปดูน้อง Teresa Palmer พอละ อ่านเพิ่มเติมได้ที่ All 12 Songs from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Soundtrack […] Secrets เพลงที่อยากเผยความรักในใจ โดย OneRepublic « kaJarp fooMem Isn’t her name Becky not Betty? Bethany said this on August 2, 2010 at 3:00 am | Reply actually they did release a soundtrack, it just doesn’t have the songs from the movie on it, just the scores which is kind of disappointing. But, the score is pretty cool and can be bought on itunes or amazon mp3 but i don’t think it was released on a CD Jennifer i love “secrets”, thank you so much! i couldn’t find it anywhere, not even in iTunes and i didn’t know the name of the band or the song either so you really helped me, thanks again!!!

caroline i just love when the tesla-thing plays Secrets…🙂 cant find that part on youtube though:( Dawn Thank you so much!!! you make life easier for those who love film’s soundtrack, including me😀 Best wishes😛 TESLa Coil VERsiOn 4 SECRets … NJOy 🙂 HIMAnsHU Hey, great site! Thanks for the info and the music. The Tres Chic them song are sweet the one i love the most is secrets and the film is one the best films iv ever seen i hope all of yous like the music and the film. :D:D andyo Thank You for makin this post…saved me A LOT of time…^_^… Keldin I’ve been looking for Secrets ever since I saw the movie. That was the song my boyfriend kissed me to the first time, which was also my first kiss. Britt hey this is really helpful! thanks a lot!😀 appreciate it a lot!😀 oinky said this on November 22, 2010 at 3:15 am | Reply dude!.. nice blog nice work…. u r te best cheersss!!!!!🙂 it ll be kewl..

if ya provide te download links too for te mp3 with high quality…. tat ll drag more ppl to ur blog… increase ur traffic tooo ….🙂 karthick if anyone wants certain songs for download, ask me, i know how to get any song =) just e-mail me at maverickpilon@gmail.com i will reply with a download link. Tony Pilon if anyone wants the tesla coil version… i have it Tony Pilon thanks for the post i would nrver had found secrets without it douglas If anyone is looking for the TESLA COIL version of Secrets, I believe you can find it at 4shared.com. That website usually has everything. Stephanie well… apparently you get a lot of thanks and mine won’t add any deference but here : Thanks!

that’s was pretty useful Muhammad Shahwan said this on December 16, 2010 at 7:12 am | Reply Best song in the movie was hardly noticeable… It was the one on the radio station… it took some looking but was able to find it..Denied by Fiction Plane ..Didnt realize that was Stings son until I looked up the band info SgtGrinch DARN… CANT FIND THE OTHER SONGS… HOPE YOU CAN GIVE ME TIPS WHERE CAN I LISTEN/DOWNLOAD THEM Demolish i am also looking for the song drag… hope someone can tell me where i can find it… Demolish It’s Becky not betty Mannddyy Great! Didn’t have to sweat to look for this song!

Thank you for posting!🙂 The Outerscene the name of the girl is not betty its beccy bout thanks for the song from one republic ive ben looking for it for a while and i just thought of come ing here dizzyt said this on January 17, 2011 at 8:57 pm | Reply I really really in need of this music track, can anyone please send me this one.It is after when Dave kills Morgana, when veronica said that balthazar has gone that time a background music starts a beautiful music .Please anyone help me to find that background music its so amazing. Rizvi Loved the movie, loved the music, loved the Tesla coils! You rock for posting this! awesome job! Thanks! KimberleyJo what song when dave on the bus?? zz said this on June 8, 2011 at 12:27 pm | Reply I came to your blog looking up for the list of songs from the movie. I’m glad you arranged the songs in order and the scenes they were in. It was very helpful. I just recently seen the movie and I liked all the songs. Too bad they didn’t release an OST.

Raine said this on June 12, 2011 at 9:45 pm | Reply Thanks for this…. Yes, you were right when you said that the song, Secrets by One Repbulic is the one we would look for. I just saw the film on HBO last night and here I am looking for this song. Che Baldemor said this on June 12, 2011 at 9:48 pm | Reply There was a huge spike in people looking for this soundtrack yesterday after it played on HBO. I was watching it too. In fact, I went back and watched it on Netflix streaming again today. Great movie. One that a lot of people missed the first time around. I’m glad you were able to find the songs you were looking for. The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1955) - IMDb IMDb Community LATEST HEADLINES There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends.

Error In one of the biggest Mickey Mouse's classic, a young inexperienced apprentice of a powerful wizard tries to use magic to get threw is chores. Director: Dennis Arundell (English text), Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (story) (as Johann Wolfgang Goethe) Star: a list of 10 titles created 07 Sep 2011 a list of 269 titles created 02 Jan 2015 a list of 1854 titles created 27 Feb 2015 a list of 15 titles created 25 Aug 2015 a list of 1563 titles created 9 months ago Title: The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1955) 6.7/10 Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Add Image Add an image Do you have any images for this title? A melancholy poet reflects on three women he loved and lost in the past: a mechanical performing doll, a Venetian courtesan, and the consumptive daughter of a celebrated composer.

Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: Moira Shearer, Robert Rounseville, Ludmilla Tchérina An elderly artist thinks he has become too stale and is past his prime. His friend (and agent) persuades him to go to an off-shore island to try once more. On the island he rediscovers his ... See full summary » Director: Michael Powell A greedy tycoon decides, on a whim, to corner the world market in wheat. This doubles the price of bread, forcing the grain's producers into charity lines and further into poverty. The film... See full summary » Director: D.W. Griffith "Die Fledermaus" (The Bat) is the pseudonym adopted by Dr Falke. Floating on the buoyant waltzes of Strauss, this Viennese romp is sure to please. Disguises, tricks and every kind of ...

See full summary » Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: Anthony Quayle, Anton Walbrook, Dennis Price Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger, and 2 more credits » Stars: Jennifer Jones, David Farrar, Cyril Cusack A true WW2 story: the British Navy must find and destroy a powerful German warship. Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: John Gregson, Anthony Quayle, Peter Finch Grenadier Guards Captain John Fellowes prepares for the Trooping the Colour ceremony and reminisces about his years at Sandhurst Military Academy as well as his family's dramatic life. Director: Michael Powell As the Germans drop explosive booby-traps on Britain in 1943, the embittered expert who'll have to disarm them fights a private battle with alcohol. Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: David Farrar, Jack Hawkins, Kathleen Byron A 'Land Girl', an American GI, and a British soldier find themselves together in a small Kent town on the road to Canterbury. The town is being plagued by a mysterious "glue-man", who pours...

See full summary » Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: Eric Portman, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price From the Boer War through World War II, a soldier rises through the ranks in the British military. Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: Roger Livesey, Deborah Kerr, Anton Walbrook Led by British officers, partisans on Crete plan to kidnap the island's German commander and smuggle him to Cairo to embarrass the occupiers. Directors: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger Stars: Dirk Bogarde, Marius Goring, David Oxley Based on the Bela Bartok opera, Bluebeard woos his women and then swiftly disposes of them. Director: Michael Powell Edit Storyline In one of the biggest Mickey Mouse's classic, a young inexperienced apprentice of a powerful wizard tries to use magic to get threw is chores. May 1955 (USA) See more » Also Known As: CinemaScope Specials (Second Series) (#14): The Sorcerer's Apprentice See more » Company Credits 4-Track Stereo (35 mm magnetic prints) Color: Did You Know?

Trivia This short is featured on the Criterion Collection DVD for The Tales of Hoffmann (1951). See more » Frequently Asked Questions (Naxxar, Malta) – See all my reviews This is a ballet short by Michael Powell - "devised and designed" by Hein Heckroth - in the style of THE RED SHOES (1948) and THE TALES OF Hoffman (1951). During the Audio Commentary for the latter, it was stated that Powell was very much influenced by the animated films of Walt Disney; this short is certainly evidence of that, since the Disney Studios had tackled the same Goethe story in the most famous segment from FANTASIA (1940) - though the celebrated Paul Dukas score that's become synonymous with it wasn't utilized here! Despite the considerable talent on display, however, the overall concept of the short is too modest to favorably compare - and, perhaps, it shouldn't be - with the boundless imagination that is afforded by a cartoon, or the sheer charm of the Disney classic itself. The film is, in any case, compromised by the unsuitable widescreen format and the fact that it was shortened from 30 to 13 minutes!

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Question: Who composed 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'?
Answer: PAUL DUKAS